Angelica Robles

Angelica Robles, LCSW, is a bilingual trauma and grief clinician-based North Carolina, with more than a decade of experience supporting individuals and families across community mental health, victim services, immigrant/refugee programs, and survivor care.

Her background includes group therapy facilitation, psychotherapeutic services for immigrant and refugee communities, dyadic child–parent psychotherapy, and extensive victim services work with protection-based agencies. In her years of practice, she has provided caring support to survivors of torture, abuse, gun violence, and sexual violence, as well as other victimizations.

Angelica has also held leadership roles in immigrant assistance and family success programming, supervised community workers, supported program operations, and delivered community education on violence prevention and trauma-responsive care. Fluent in English and Spanish, she is known for culturally responsive, trauma-informed practice rooted in safety, dignity, equity, and healing. She holds a Master of Social Work and a Bachelor of Arts in Human Services from Saint Leo University, multiple certifications in crisis intervention, grief counseling, and victim services.

My approach to therapy is warm, transparent, and deeply trauma‐informed. I create a space where we can simply be human together — a space rooted in safety, dignity, cultural humility, and respect. I work collaboratively, integrating evidence‐based practices like CBT, DBT‐informed skills, attachment‐based therapy, trauma-focused psychotherapy with a strong focus on nervous system regulation and real‐world coping tools. My values guide every session: honoring lived experience, moving at your pace, centering empowerment over pathology, and building a relationship where you feel seen, supported, and understood. Whether you’re navigating trauma, grief, anxiety, immigration stress, or complex family dynamics, clients can expect a grounded first session focused on connection, stabilization, and clarity about what you need most right now.

In our first session, you can expect a grounded, human conversation focused on safety, connection, and understanding what you need most right now. I move at your pace — there is no pressure to share more than you’re ready for. We’ll talk about what brought you in, explore what’s been feeling heavy or overwhelming, and begin identifying the supports that can help you feel more stable.